Übersetzung für "Caesar cipher" in Deutsch

The Caesar cipher can also easily be cracked with a frequency-analysis.

The Caesar cipher replaces the characters of the plaintext-alphabet with other characters.

A popular example for the monoalphabetic substitution is the caesar cipher.

The most famous example is the Caesar cipher.

According to this principle works, inter alis, the Vigenère or the Advanced Caesar cipher.

Without the second phase this cipher would not be more secure than the Caesar cipher.

Even though this cipher seems to be more complex than the Caesar cipher, it is not more secure.

In contrast to the Caesar cipher, a plaintext-character is not always mapped to the same ciphertext character.

It's similar to a Caesar shift cipher, but instead of shifting the alphabet based on a letter, it's based on a word.

It's similar to a Caesar cipher, but instead of shifting the alphabet based on a letter, it's based on a word.

The Caesar cipher is named after the Roman military and political leader Gaius Julius Caesar (100 BC – 44 BC).1 Caesar used this relatively simple form of ciphering to encode military messages.

But there is more, also word value, caesar cipher, vigenère cipher, morse code and lots more!

The Enigma would not be more secure than the Caesar cipher without this rotation of the rollers and could be easily cracked with a frequency analysis.

It is actually less secure than the Caesar cipher because the number of possible keys is smaller.

Ciphers have advanced much since then: the Advanced Encryption Standard is based on an algorithm that performs even more complex shifting or substitution than the Caesar cipher, using at least ten rounds of processing along with other permutations and distinct keys to make deciphering an encoded message extremely time-consuming.